Oor Wullie canna stand it Panoramix but in time he turned

but in time he turned into a goodie

to the pugnacious youth of the 1960s and 1970s to the incorrigible imp of the 1990s

it was only when I started screenprinting the character that I realised that his name refers to the fact that he only has a single eye

I love the stories for their invention and the language that the characters use – it’s full of Scottish turns of phrase which you don’t often see elsewhere

Oor Wullie canna stand it Panoramix but in time he turnedHandmade screen print on cotton paper. Signed and numbered out of 200 in pencil by the printer, John Patrick Reynolds. Standard size: 26cms x 19cms Medium: 48cms x 38cms Large: 76cms x 56cms Oor Wullie & The Broons This panel is taken from The Sunday Post, Dundee, which has been carrying strips featuring Oor Wullie and his sister strip The Broons since 1936. Oor Wullies characteristics are spiky hair, dungarees and he often sits on an upturned bucket